122: "I Kissed a Girl" vs. "I Kissed a Girl"

Song Vs. Song

Todd Nathanson

Comedy, Music

4.7 • 752 Ratings

🗓️ 28 February 2024

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

Sometimes girls kiss girls, and they write songs about it, and we have feelings about it! Who did the better "I Kissed a Girl," Jill Sobule or Katy Perry?

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Todd Nathanson.
0:03.7	And I'm Lena Morgan.
0:05.0	This is Song versus Song, a special experimental edition.
0:11.0	It is in a couple of ways.
0:13.3	All right.
0:14.3	This week, we are going to be doing songs that are not temporarily related at all.
0:21.5	They do not come from the same decade.
0:23.2	They are 16 years apart, I want to say, 13.
0:27.7	A decent distance.
0:29.5	Usually we try and get songs from like the same genre,
0:33.4	the same general time period.
0:35.8	This time we will be doing I Kiss a girl versus I kissed a girl.
0:42.7	We have, there's a lot of girl kissing in this, in this particular episode.
0:48.3	We are doing Katie Perry's I Kissed a Girl versus Jill Sobules.
0:52.7	I Kissed a Girl.
0:57.6	Lena, you have wanted to do this one for a bit, I feel like.
1:01.0	This was your idea, and you've been pushing this one for years.
1:03.2	I mean, I guess I bring it up occasionally.
1:05.6	I feel like you're kind of, you're overstating it.
1:08.0	I was surprised when you said that we were doing it.
1:14.1	Well, I mean, like you've been pushing the idea that we do songs with the same title and see how that goes.
1:15.6	Yes, I had, I'd had a completely different one that I said we were going to do.
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